Kent Safety
Kent Safety 154300-100-020-13 Immersion Suit Bag Red
Red zippered storage bag for immersion suits meeting USCG, SOLAS and MED standards
- ColorRed
- TypePersonal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- MED/SOLAS/USCG certified bag meets safety standards
- Bright red colour aids rapid visual detection
- 15 1/2 lb buoyancy foam supports flotation
- Zipper closure secures immersion suit inside
- Replacement bag fits model 154100-200-020-13
Compatible Replacement Bag
This red immersion suit bag replaces the original carrier for manufacturer model 154100-200-020-13. It meets MED, SOLAS and USCG standards and uses a zipper closure with foam flotation inside a fabric outer shell. The bag is sized intermediate and comes in high-visibility red.
Suits And Limits
The bag suits operators who need a certified replacement carrier for the specified immersion suit. It does not suit buyers who need a complete immersion suit, a different bag size, or a carrier certified to other maritime standards.
Deciding Specification
The defining detail is compatibility with manufacturer model 154100-200-020-13 and the MED, SOLAS, USCG approvals. Only select this bag if your suit matches that model number and those certifications are required.
Highlights
- MED/SOLAS/USCG certified bag meets safety standards
- Bright red colour aids rapid visual detection
- 15 1/2 lb buoyancy foam supports flotation
- Zipper closure secures immersion suit inside
- Replacement bag fits model 154100-200-020-13
Specifications
| Brand | KENT SAFETY |
|---|---|
| Color | Red |
| Type | Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) |
Questions about this item
Will the zipper on the red immersion suit bag need periodic lubrication to stay functional?
The bag uses a standard zipper closure; rinsing with fresh water after salt exposure and occasional silicone-based lubricant keeps it operating smoothly.
What is the first limitation you hit when the bag is left in direct sunlight for weeks at a time?
Prolonged UV exposure degrades the outer fabric and foam flotation material faster than the zipper or stitching.
Does the bag trap heat or moisture when stored in a warm engine room all day?
The fabric outer shell and foam flotation do not generate heat; ventilation depends on leaving the zipper partially open during storage.
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